Talk:API reference (JSON-RPC) - Revision history

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	Does the PHP section's gmp/bcmath discussion better fit on the proper money handling page?		Does the PHP section's gmp/bcmath discussion better fit on the proper money handling page?

	I also disagree with the statement "you MUST use gmp/bcmath" -- as long as your php implementation uses 64-bit floats (and all that I know of do), doing bitcoin calculations with them will work just fine, as long as you are careful to round to 8 decimal places when displaying values to the user or storing final amounts in a database.		I also disagree with the statement "you MUST use gmp/bcmath" -- as long as your php implementation uses 64-bit floats (and all that I know of do), doing bitcoin calculations with them will work just fine, as long as you are careful to round to 8 decimal places when displaying values to the user or storing final amounts in a database. {{unsigned\|Gavinandresen\|14:50, 15 March 2011‎}}

Genjix: moved Talk:API tutorial (JSON-RPC) to Talk:API reference (JSON-RPC)

2011-03-21T09:21:42Z

moved Talk:API tutorial (JSON-RPC) to Talk:API reference (JSON-RPC)

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Gavinandresen: You're making it more complicated for no good reason...

2011-03-15T14:50:53Z

You're making it more complicated for no good reason...

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Does the PHP section's gmp/bcmath discussion better fit on the proper money handling page?

I also disagree with the statement "you MUST use gmp/bcmath" -- as long as your php implementation uses 64-bit floats (and all that I know of do), doing bitcoin calculations with them will work just fine, as long as you are careful to round to 8 decimal places when displaying values to the user or storing final amounts in a database.